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Anyone know the angle of the H marked helix that came in the Ulmer Racing clutch kit for the Apex? Thanks
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Any Ulmer kit I’ve seen has either come with a “G” or a “K” helix, depending on track length.
We’re not talking about a kit for an Apex Mountain are we? Maybe Al uses an “H” in that application?
We’re not talking about a kit for an Apex Mountain are we? Maybe Al uses an “H” in that application?
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....interested in finding out also. I herd ulmer sent put different helix for heavier riders
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I can be accurate with these two......
“G” = 52-44 Typically used for 121/128
“K” = 49-41 Typically used for 136/144
Both of these are progressively cut multi-angle helixes. Keep in mind these are cut VERY aggressive. They load the motor harder than other brands of helixes with the same angles.
“G” = 52-44 Typically used for 121/128
“K” = 49-41 Typically used for 136/144
Both of these are progressively cut multi-angle helixes. Keep in mind these are cut VERY aggressive. They load the motor harder than other brands of helixes with the same angles.